"I'm tired of my friends being disappointed year after year," he wrote. "I'm tired of endless whimsical cutesy album covers and music videos."

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The Seattle resident called the relationship between the band and its fans "abusive" and contested that Weezer has not released a good album since 1996's "Pinkerton," the follow up to 1994's acclaimed "Blue Album."

"I beg you Weezer, take our money and disappear," Burns wrote.

The band's drummer, Patrick Wilson, shot back with a tongue in cheek remark over Twitter.

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"If they can make it to 20, we'll do the 'deluxe breakup!" he wrote.

Lead singer Rivers Cuomo was less magnanimous after reading about the project on indie music review site Pitchfork.

"They must get a lot of hits when they write crap about us," he tweeted.